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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Guerrilla Gardening Lecture

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Jan 8, 2009

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Back in summer 2008, the founder of the UK's Guerrilla Gardening movement Richard Reynolds was joined by designer Brita von Schoenaich and urban geographer Dr Felicity Callard to talk about their experiences and opinions on this growing phenomena and public planting in general.

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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - August 2008: This month we hear from photographer Nic Barlow, who has pursued a life-long passion to record in pictures some of the most notable follies and grottoes of Europe. And regular columnist Frank Ronan introduces us to Mrs Trug. by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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